Pueblo non-profits could see financial cuts
Organizations that are trying to turn lives around could be in financial trouble. Money they depend on from United Way of Pueblo County may not come…
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Man hit by car, killed on I-25 north of Pueblo
A man was hit by a car in the northbound lanes of I-25 at mile marker 104 north of Pueblo Wednesday night. State Patrol says they received a report…
Continue ReadingLawmakers, vet groups pan Pentagon’s new medal
The military’s new medal for cyber warriors should get a demotion, according to veterans groups and lawmakers who say it shouldn’t…
Continue Reading2 Fort Carson soldiers suspected of rape, 1 found dead
Two Fort Carson soldiers are being investigated for an alleged rape said to have happened over the weekend, officials announced in a statement…
Continue ReadingStudy finds a gene linked to obesity
What if it didn’t matter what was on the menu? A new study by the University of Colorado School of Medicine has some remarkable findings about…
Continue ReadingMail theft suspected in Black Forest
Several Black Forest residents could be at risk of identity theft, after a suspect or suspects went through their mail, Tuesday. According to the El…
Continue ReadingPolice: Man attacked neighbor with samurai sword
A Colorado Springs man was arrested after police said he attacked his neighbor with a samurai sword on Tuesday morning. The suspect, 22-year-old Sean…
Continue ReadingParent fights alleged racism in Colorado Springs classroom
A 6-year-old’s mom spoke out Tuesday after she says her daughter was singled out because of her skin color in her first-gradeclassroom. The…
Continue ReadingWildfire Recovery Bill Passes House
The U.S. House of representatives passes the Continuing Resolution to provide $48-million of Emergency Watershed funding to states like Colorado that…
Continue ReadingColo. lawmaker apologizes for rape remark
Colorado state Sen. Evie Hudak is apologizing for comments she made to a rape victim who testified against a bill banning concealed-carry weapons on…
Continue ReadingDenver light rail trains back up after accident
Light rail trains in Denver are back in service after being shut down for a man who was hit by an RTD light rail train. RTD said all routes through…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs mayor gives positive review to city street crews
Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach took time on Tuesday to discuss street conditions and snow removal in the city. A storm two weeks ago closed both…
Continue ReadingLiquid de-icer not used on Highway 94 Monday
An engineer with the Colorado Department of Transportation explains why driving conditions were so poor on Highway 94 during Monday’s storm,…
Continue ReadingPlumber recorded killing pit bull during chilling 911 call
A Springs plumber in jail for animal cruelty was recorded killing his neighbor’s pit bull during a 911 call he made minutes before. It happened…
Continue ReadingFans pack arena for first home playoff game in 18 years
The CSU-Pueblo men’s basketball team did something Tuesday night it hasn’t done in almost 20 years: host a playoff game. The last time…
Continue ReadingSprings plumber behind bars after killing pit bull
A plumber is in jail after he shot and killed his neighbor’s pit bull and was convicted of aggravated animal cruelty. It happened in February…
Continue ReadingChild safety seats: Avoid mistakes
Child car seats can be the difference between life and death, according to experts. “Anywhere between 80 and 90 percent of car seats are not…
Continue ReadingVoters’ choice to legalize pot may not be the final word
Colorado’s vote to legalize pot may not be the final word. There is increasing pressure at the national and international level to block our…
Continue ReadingEzekiel cereal sold in Colorado recalled
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced on Tuesday a voluntary recall by Food For Life Baking Company of Corona,…
Continue ReadingThunderbirds may not fly at AF Academy graduation
Air Force Academy seniors may be tossing their hats into an empty sky when they graduate next May because the budget battle in Washington has…
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